Social Justice Leadership in Maternal Child Health: Preparing Transformative Change Agents

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Social Justice Leadership in Maternal Child Health: Preparing Transformative Change Agents by Kristin Effland

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Preparing the next generation of midwives and birth professionals to lead as change agents necessitates a focus on social justice. True or False? *

True
False

Experienced midwives, doulas, IBCLCs and other MCH professionals wishing to improve the health of birthing people and children can gain skills to contribute to their field as influential leaders in (check all that apply): *

Education
Research
Policymaking
Program management
Advocacy

A degree program focused on Maternal-Child Health Systems has the potential to equip future leaders to address the unique health systems needs during pregnancy and the first year after birth through an emphasis on all of the following (except): *

Reproductive justice
Interdisciplinary and community partnerships
Wound management
Critical analysis

Social Justice is the guarantee of fair treatment, access, opportunity, and advancement for all. True or False? *

True
False

Transforming our perinatal health care system with a goal of health equity requires the next generations of MCH leaders to develop relevant skills including (check all that apply): *

Integrating ethics, human rights and social justice principles into all aspects of maternal and child health systems.
Analyzing and applying data to determine trends, create best practice models and implement the most effective components of holistic MCH care.
Developing, implementing and evaluating practice models and delivery systems to improve MCH care.
Evaluating policy issues regarding perinatal and postpartum health and maternal-child health within a variety of jurisdictions and organizations.
Demonstrating effective communication and leadership skills to enhance multidisciplinary team function and promote positive change in health care systems.
Evaluating and using informatic safety in perinatal and postpartum care.

What techniques or action steps will you incorporate into your practice as a result of taking this course? *

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